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Walter of
Palear (or
Palearia, also
Gualtiero da Pagliaria; died 1229 or 1231) was the
chancellor of the
Kingdom of
Sicily under Queen Constance and the...
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Palermo until 1206.
Frederick was
subsequently under tutor Walter of
Palearia, until, in 1208, he was
declared of age. At that time he
spoke five languages...
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claim the kingdom. In 1202, an army led by the
chancellor Walter of
Palearia and
Dipold of
Vohburg was
defeated by
Walter III of Brienne.
Markward was...
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under fleet admiral Henry of Malta, and
Sicilian chancellor Walter of
Palearia and
German imperial marshal Anselm of Justingen, had been sent by Frederick...
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ministeriales in the
Sicilian administration, like the
Troia bishop Walter of
Palearia who
became chancellor. His
loyal henchman Markward von
Annweiler was appointed...
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attempting to
restrict him to his fief in Molise, as well as
Walter of
Palearia and
Conrad I, Duke of Spoleto.
While her own
health becoming poor, Constance...
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Explanatory footnotes Citations Bibliography wattle Also, dewlap; lappet;
palearia.
Specialized type:
rictal wattle. A type of caruncle, the
wattle is a flap...
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finally removed from
power and
replaced by the
chancellor Walter of
Palearia.
William still held the
royal palace, however. With the aid of Diepold...
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under fleet admiral Henry of Malta, and
Sicilian chancellor Walter of
Palearia and
German imperial marshal Anselm of Justingen, had also been recently...
- Frederick,
William of Capparone, to
release the boy to the
hands of
Walter of
Palearia, the
chancellor and an ally of the
Germans and the Genoese. Capparone,...
